The Obvious

The problem with the obvious is that it is no longer obvious. Patriotism and Nationalism (P&N) are not the norm in Canada. These two concepts have been transformed to allow the obvious to breath more freely within the lungs of Liberalism. P&N are actually the brainchild of Donald Trump, and they have been weaponized not to promote the expansion of the Canadian economy, but rather to make you believe there is hope at the end of the tunnel, when in fact the tunnel ends with no economic benefit for Canada. You cannot protect jobs if industries exit our borders or they simply collapse.

Carbon-capture is Globalist jargon for human incarceration. 

How did Canada transform so quickly. The Liberals had a plan. That plan involved mass migration. The more you dilute an established society the greater the possibility it will tear apart. Take a predominantly Christian Caucasian Capitalist nation and mongrelize it with various ethnic and faith-based cultures - most arriving from Communist, Theocratic, Tribal, Caste, Pandemic and War-torn nations and provide them exhaustive rights and more access to social benefits than the existing population. New government legislation then allows the existing population to self-hate and cannibalize their own ideologies to comfort the newly arrived immigrants, extinguishing all recollection of the past. This same practice has been used to divide Canadians along sex-based ideologies.

All this is obvious, but the consequences are not. By diluting the psyche of what Canada once was, we have come to create an alternate Canada. Not a caring, faith-based, safe and democratic society, but one ruled over by an unscrupulous government following a Globalist agenda. In Europe an awakening is starting to occur - governments are starting to fracture. The critical moment will arrive when policing organizations break free from their masters' shackles and start enforcing the law at all levels. As I have stated many times before, Optimus and its contemporaries will replace and make obsolete the current policing population.

Deciphering thought crime will become the surveillance and policing tool of the future. This may be the reason why so many U.S. tech companies object to Bill C-22. A better surveillance tool is on the horizon.

Nonetheless, the obvious solution for Canada is south of our border. I still can't believe the Liberals have given Ukraine $25.5 billion in military and financial aid.

Thank you,

Joseph Pede